Perhaps I'd better post this as a new topic rather than putting it (as I did yesterday) at the end of an older string.
It might be old news really, but it was great news for me -- I never knew until today that the only one of Lewis's wartime BROADCAST TALKS that has been preserved can now be listened online:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions ... udio.shtml
BBC's explanation says that it is the last episode, broadcast on 21 March 1944. There is a difference here with the survey in Justin Phillips's book C. S. Lewis at the BBC (2002), which says that the last instalment was given on 4 April. But what is more interesting is that there is much difference between the spoken text and the printed text published the same year as Beyond Personality. Lewis starts with the second paragraph of chapter 3 ("Time and beyond time"), then after two pages goes on with a passage I haven't identified yet in the book, and finally reads portions from the beginning and the end of the last chapter ("The New Men").
